For the first time in his life, Russell was relaxing on a bean bag without a care in the world. And it was a mismatched bean bag at that! Normally, Russell would've fixed it immediately, or would have at least have been extremely perturbed. But today, Russell was chilling out. He'd done a lot of fun, silly stuff that day and his brain had just about turned off.
Normally very intelligent, he would be enjoying a book on his downtime. Maybe sprucing up a bit. But he was chilling out, piña colada in hand, downing the beverage as if it was nothing. Luckily, he had thought ahead, perhaps a little bit if his organisation still there, and stocked up on his new favorite drink.
He kept drinking one after another. He wasn't really thinking anymore as he just swallowed all the liquid content in each glass before moving on to the next. Simply reaching for another at his side, and when finished, placing them on the other side of the bean bag.
In fact, throughout the next couple of days, Russell hadn't been doing anything except laying around, and experiencing his fair share of interesting meals and drinks. And even though the pet shop was in chaos, he still remained in his lax position with his Hawaiian button down shirt slowly rising and falling with his belly as he inhaled and exhaled.
After about a week of doing absolutely nothing, he...
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